Adds vdirsyncer and dependencies (request_toolbelt and atomicwrites).
It's to synchronize calendars and addressbooks between two storages (for
example between CalDAV/CardDAV and a local folders/files).
Some npm packages strictly require a specific npm version because npm
don't handle some version requirements the same way in 1.0 and 2.0.
However, Nix don't use npm for dependency resolution (this is always
achieved with npm 1.0 criteria by npm2nix), so these requirements turns
out to be pointless and just crashes some package installations.
This patch removes npm requirements so the packages can still be built.
This solves #5787.
Fixes#6193.
Disabling docs generation might be another alternative
to the build-time dependency blowup.
That KDE patch no longer applies, but the code seems to take KDE5 into
account already. CC @ttuegel.
[Now without the "stdenv.glibc" reference, which is unavailable on
darwin. It seems the dynamic linker finds libc/libm without it being
explicitly in RPATH, so we can just drop it.]
This commit adds the graphical Arduino IDE, built from the arduino-core
expression.
Also:
- Add libusb to RPATH for avrdude. Without this, avrdude is broken.
Possible TODO: replace bundled avrdude with the one from nixpkgs.
- Use "cp -r ./build/linux/work/*", so example sketeches, the HTML
reference documentation and the 'arduino' shell script that starts the
IDE gets included.
- Make meta.description slightly more generic, to cover both GUI/core
variants.
- nix-template-rpm can now split the generated templates into
a static part that goes into the nixpkgs tree
a dynamic part that can be updated easily to track the rpm spec files
- add lookup mechanism for package names and package paths
- add mechanism to update existing nix-expression with new download files
